Illinois Valley News, Thursday, August 24, 1939
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“FIXER DUGAN” AT
CAVE CITY THEATER
I llinois valley church
OF
SEVENTH DAY
ADVENTISTS
Sabbth School at 9:30 a. m.
. Preaching Service 11:00 a. m.
Prayer meeting Wednesday at
7 30 p. m.
You are invited to meet with
ut.
F. W. Cooper, Elder, Kerby.
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CAVE JUNCTION COMMUNITY
CHURCH
Community Sunday School at
9:45 a. m.
11 a. m.
Preaching
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KERBY UNION SUNDAY
SCHOOL
Sunday School at 9:45 a. in.
every Sunday. All are cordially
invited.
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BRIDGEVIEW COMMUNITY
Sunday School .................. 10 a. m.
Preaching ......................... H a. m.
Song Service ..................7:30 p. m.
Preaching
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We were pleased to have sev
eral visitors last Sunday. The in
vitation to you is, "make our
church your church.”
Our Sunday morning service
was a different type of service;
we made it a dedication service.
We now have new seats and a
piano and hope to have a new
building some day.
The evening message was filled
with good cheer and encourage
ments The subject was "His Will
To Us." Next Sunday night, we
expect to discuss and answer the
question, "Why Was the Bible
Written?”
The Little Church
With the Big Welcome.
Ed Wright, Pastor.
Lewis J. Giles, who has been
a| Bing Crosby's race track at
Delmar, in Calfornia and who has
served as racing secretary at Puy
allup, will be judge and racing
secretary for the Oregon state
fair racing meet in Salem, open-
ing Labor day. The fair will be
run a full week, the racing meet
but the first six days.
L. E. Aller of Takilma was in
Cave Junction Thursday showing
the people his line of tailored
suits and overcoats he is agent for.
Oregon music composers will be
honored on Saturday of the state
fair, to be held in Salem, Sept
ember 4 to 10, on the several
programs to be given in the daily
series by the Oregon Federation
of Music clubs. Artists from all
parts of the state will appear in
the Federation’s musical enter
tainments.
The troubles of a quick-think
ing circus adjuster in smoothing
over internal disputes between
members of the personnel of the
show and in settling arguments
with the law officers and rival
showmen, comprise the entertain
ing basis of “Fixer Dugan,” com
ing to the Cave City theater next
Wednesday and Thursday.
Lee Tracy plays the title-role in
this fast-moving film, and on his
diplomacy and resourcefulness de
pend many of the situations of the
story. His romance with Peggy
Shannon, the lion-tamer of the
circus, and their joint problem of
what to do with little Virginia
Weidler, the orphaned daughter of
one of the show’s acrobats, are
woven into the plot in interesting (
fashion, as are many dramatic
scenes with Miss Shannon's cats
Little Virginia and Miss Shannon i
have featured roles.
The second feature on this big
program is theunusual story "Ride
a Crooked Mile.”
With his hit
performances in recent pictures, I
display as will Oregon turkeys and
poultry which won national ac
claim for this state.
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Bilger of
Klamath Falls arrived Wednesday
to visit Mrs^ .Bilger’s parents, Mr.
and Mrs. C. J. Jacobsen.
SAT, SUN, AUG. 26-27
DOUBLE FEATURE
Feature No. 1
Jane says
"What good
is a beau if ha
can’t help you
fight?
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RICHARD BOND
DOUGLAS FOWLEY
WARREN HYMER
GEORGE ERNEST
ROBERT KELLARD
MINOR WATSON
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Feature No.
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CHICKEN
DINNER
6 p. m.
5TAÎMMUF
PROCESS
SUNDAY,
AUGUST 27
^American Legion hall I
Sponsored by
Ladies Auxiliary
FRENCH LAUNDRY
& DRY CLEANERS
Agencies
Cave City Dress Shop
Wittrock’s Store, Kerby
Lew Hammer, Selma
50c Per Plate
Publis is Invited
Call: Wed. and Sat.
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Cave City Theater
As a special tribute to the Ore-
gon poultry industry and to the
honors brought to the state at the
recent world's poultry congress in
Ohio the Oregon state fair offic
ialt have designated Friday of
the fair as Oregon Poultry day as
well its farm organizations day.
The fair will be held at Salem Sep
temher 4 10. The Oregon exhibit
at the Ohio congress will be on
NEW ( AVE CITY
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Drivers in the 25-39 age group
were more often involved in traf
fic accidents than any other age
group, Ear! Snell, secretary of
state, said today. There were 10,-
123 accident drivers in this age
group during the first six months
of 1939. This was 32 per cent of
all the drivers reporting accidents
irr Oregon during that period.
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Pitsi Hold«
Racing fans who patronize the
pari-mutuels at the Oregon state
fair racing meet, which opens La
bor day will be afforded the last
word in absolutely fair races for
the seeing-eye or photo flash fin
ish will be employed on the race
track this year for the first time.
The meet at the fair tracks in Sal
em will last six days none being
held the closing Sunday of the
state fair.
entitling him to rank among the
THE PROSPECTOR
screen’s greatest character actors, He is a man that>s al) alone,
Akim Tamiroff now returns to the Always in the hills;
-creen ln a dashing story of a wild Aiways on the roam.
Cossack of the Russian steppes i He looks in every crevice,
who runs up against law and or And examine every seam;
der in his adopted America.
Looking in the rocks
The story, one of the most un To see if it will gleam.
usual screened this season, con
cerns the conflict between the un He pans in all the gulches.
tamed Russian and his American Also in every stream;
ized son and what happens when Looking for colors,
the son, an Army officer, must
Hoping for a gleam.
choose between his father and his
duty.
Meeting disappointment with a
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♦«---K.—■—K——. Wherever he may be;
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Grants Pass
J. B. Ackley.
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is like wearing a sign labeled
PATRONAGE
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thing is pretty certain to happen
and in the case of the car, it is
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likely to be involved in an acci
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IN CONNECTION
involved in accidents during the
REASONABLE RATES
first six months of 1939.
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